Role OverviewWe are looking for skilled Full-Stack Web App Developers to join the Tendem project and build interactive browser-based applications for real-world use cases. This part-time remote opportunity is ideal for professionals with hands-on experience in modern frontend frameworks, backend APIs, databases, and shipping interactive web products end-to-end.
What You Will Do
As a Full-Stack Web App Developer, you'll design, build, and refine browser-based applications with real logic, state, persistence, and user input — from habit trackers and budgeting tools to internal dashboards, mini-SaaS tools, and AI-powered apps.
Why It Might Be a Fit
This freelance role is ideal for professionals who can work independently, have a strong foundation in full-stack web development, and are comfortable with modern frontend frameworks, backend architecture, and building interactive browser-based applications end-to-end.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of relevant experience in full-stack web development or shipping interactive web applications
- Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or related technical fields is a plus
- Strong command of JavaScript/TypeScript and at least one modern frontend framework
- Solid backend experience in Python (FastAPI, Flask, Django) and/or Node.js (Express, NestJS)
- Hands-on experience with relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite) and basic schema design
- Experience implementing REST APIs, request validation, error handling, and authentication flows
- Familiarity with deployment platforms (Vercel, Netlify, Render, Fly.io, Railway, or similar)
- Comfortable with version control (Git) and basic testing practices
- Portfolio of shipped web applications
- English proficiency: Upper-intermediate (B2) or above
Benefits
- Work fully remote on your own schedule
- Apply your expertise to real-world technology projects
- Participate in performance-based bonus programs that reward high-quality work and consistent delivery
- Earn up to $60 per hour equivalent
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